Multi-functional Medical Rubber Tourniquet: Used in Surgical Procedures and Emergency Treatment

Rubber tourniquets are made of soft rubber material, providing a certain degree of elasticity and durability. The width of rubber tourniquets typically ranges from 2.5 centimeters (1 inch) to 5 centimeters (2 inches), and the length can be adjusted as needed. They are usually equipped with metal or plastic buckles for securing and adjusting the length. Some rubber tourniquets also have a quick-release buckle for easy removal. To use a rubber tourniquet, you wrap it around the bleeding site, ensuring it is positioned correctly and snug against the skin. Tighten it using the buckle, but not too tight to avoid affecting blood circulation. It is advisable to use a timer with markings to record the time the tourniquet has been applied and periodically release it to prevent prolonged ischemia. When no longer needed, you can loosen the buckle or use the quick-release mechanism to remove the tourniquet.